Xingyang Heyin soft seed pomegranate Tunisian variety 4 pounds first-grade fruit 6 gift boxes with free shipping

The Tunisian variety of Heyin soft-seed pomegranate has a soft weight, thin skin, and a lot of juice. Six are packed in a box. A single fruit weighs two, and it is a first-class fruit. Comes with a pomegranate artifact and two packs of wet wipes in a premium gift box. Heyin Pomegranate Brother promises that all the pomegranates sold are guaranteed to be Heyin pomegranate and Tunisian varieties. Do not pass it off as good quality, we will compensate you for any bad fruit, and it is consistent with the product description
Pomegranate, originating from Iran, Afghanistan and other places. There is an exquisite pomegranate pattern on a crown unearthed in Iraq many years ago, which shows that its cultivation has a long history. In the Han Dynasty, pomegranates were introduced to China via the Silk Road, and were first planted in the Shanglin Garden and Lishan Hot Spring areas. In the Western Jin Dynasty, pomegranates were named in Pan Yue's "An Pomegranate Fu" in Daxing. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, pomegranate poems and pomegranate skirts appeared. Pomegranate has been a mascot since ancient times, symbolizing many children and good fortune. In the Tang Dynasty, the etiquette of giving pomegranates to weddings was popular, and the myth of the pomegranate fairy began to exist. In the Song Dynasty, pomegranate fertility worship became popular, and pomegranate couplets and riddles became popular. During the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, pomegranate song was popular. Garden pomegranates and potted pomegranates have become popular. People in the Song Dynasty also used the number of seeds inside the pomegranate fruit when it cracked to predict the number of people who would be admitted to the scientific examination. Over time, the word "Pomegranate" was spread, which meant the title of the golden examination. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, because the Mid-Autumn Festival was the season for pomegranates, there was a custom of worshiping gods with pomegranate mooncakes when the moon was full on August 15th. Over the years, pomegranates have continued to move south and east, taking root, blooming, and bearing fruit everywhere. Modern pomegranate culture is becoming more and more developed, and Lintong has the nickname of Pomegranate City.